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Relentless Juventus push Serie A rivals to new heights
With the Serie A title set to go down to the wire, Paul Little looks at the statistics from a relentless season for Juventus.
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The curious case of Arsène Wenger
In the wake of the announcement that Arsène Wenger is to leave Arsenal after 22 years, Ryan Hunn argues that no eulogy could match the complexity of his tenure.
Atletico Madrid’s problems on the road a worry for Simeone
Ahead of Atletico Madrid’s trip to Arsenal in the Europa League, Paul Little discusses the issues that Diego Simeone’s side have had away from the Wanda Metropolitano in 2018.
Malmö’s slow start to the season continues as leaders Norrköping total 13 points after Round 5 of the Allsvenskan
It’s been a big week in the Swedish Allsvenskan with plenty of action so Luke Phelps gives us a run down on the results and talking points.
England v Tunisia – Victory or it’s curtains for the Three Lions
With England hoping for an extended stay at this summer’s World Cup, it will be important for them to hit the ground running the group opener against Tunisia.
Fleetwood Town’s John Sheridan – Ordinary Man, misunderstood, underappreciated
Jeff Weston looks at the man brought in to steady the ship at Fleetwood Town, former Republic of Ireland, Leeds United and Sheffield Wednesday midfielder John Sheridan.
Defending – Football’s forgotten art
Robert Barter discusses the history of Italian inspired defensive tactics and how they could still be used for domination in the modern era.
PSG’s ugly sister – Promotion dream for Paris FC
George Hartley details the mixed fortunes and promotion prospects of Ligue 2’s Paris FC who are aiming to mix it with their more illustrious city rivals in the near future.
Manager uncertainty at Stamford Bridge cultivates a fresh list of candidates
With most expecting Antonio Conte to depart Stamford Bridge sooner rather than later, Gian Chansrichawla looks at the potential candidates for Chelsea manager.
Russian show trial hitting World Cup fever
Following the weeks where diplomatic tensions between Russia and ‘the West’ deteriorated further, Alan Moore reflects on what it means for this summer’s World Cup.